Kids in Bagre Village. This is that so-familiar 'what are you?' look. They stood there for 5 minutes like that.
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a journal of my life in the Peace Corps - Burkina Faso June 2007 - August 2009
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4 comments:
Hello Beth. That picture of the children brought up a question. Is it proper for you to approach children like that and befriend them? Can you show them that you are just another human being, just as they are? Can you show them that the Nassara is just another friendly American?
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OK ALREADY! THAT PIC IS ALMOST TWO MONTHS OLD! WHATS NEW? ARE YOU OK?
the picture of the kids is cute alright, but by now they have probably married and have grandchildren! Please update your blog, Liz! We can't wait!
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